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GDP QoQ Annualized (1Q F)
Survey |
1.0% |
Actual |
1.0% |
Prior |
0.9% |
Revised |
n/a |
As expected. Weak but no recession.
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Personal Consumption (1Q F)
Survey |
1.0% |
Actual |
1.1% |
Prior |
1.0% |
Revised |
n/a |
A touch better than expected with further improvement in Q2 still expected.
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GDP Price Index (1Q F)
Survey |
2.6% |
Actual |
2.7% |
Prior |
2.6% |
Revised |
n/a |
A bit worse than expected.
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Core PCE QoQ (1Q F)
Survey |
2.1% |
Actual |
2.3% |
Prior |
2.1% |
Revised |
n/a |
More than a bit worse than expected.
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GDP better than expected, and inflation worse than expected was reflected in the Fed statement, but not in Fed action.
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Initial Jobless Claims (Jun 21)
Survey |
375K |
Actual |
384K |
Prior |
381K |
Revised |
384K |
Unchanged from the previous week’s report that was revised up some. Still in the new range.
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Continiuing Jobless Claims (Jun 14)
Survey |
3105K |
Actual |
3139K |
Prior |
3060K |
Revised |
3057K |
A little worse than expected, prior week revised down marginally.
Weak, but no recession yet.
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Help Wanted Index (May)
Survey |
19 |
Actual |
17 |
Prior |
19 |
Revised |
18 |
All evidence shows labor markets still soft.
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Existing Home Sales (May)
Survey |
4.95M |
Actual |
4.99M |
Prior |
4.89M |
Revised |
n/a |
Continuing signs of a bottom.
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Levels are too low given demographics and should recover substantially even with a weak market.
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Existing Home Sales MoM (May)
Survey |
1.2% |
Actual |
2.0% |
Prior |
-1.0% |
Revised |
n/a |
Better than expected.
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Existing Home Sales Median Price (May)
Survey |
n/a |
Actual |
208.6 |
Prior |
201.2 |
Revised |
n/a |
The upturn in prices wasn’t even reported by the mainstream press while the downturns were sensationalized.
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Existing Home Sales Median Price YoY (May)
Survey |
n/a |
Actual |
-6.3% |
Prior |
-8.5% |
Revised |
n/a |
Year over year price declines are far less than the case-shiller index which reports only on the largest metro areas. OFHEO prices declined even less year over year. Again, the mainstream media doesn’t report this and continues to repeat case-shiller numbers.
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Existing Home Sales Inventories (May)
Survey |
n/a |
Actual |
4.485 |
Prior |
4.549 |
Revised |
n/a |
I thought the last spike up was suspect- might have had something to do with foreclosures hitting the list- and may now be turning down as well, following the actual numbers of new homes for sale which has been falling rapidly.
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